Loving Place sits just off Peabody Road, close to shopping and Gary Falati Neighborhood Park, making it easy to run errands or enjoy the outdoors, and the staff here call the place "Loving Place" to help everyone feel right at home, and the administrator and licensee are both registered nurses, which gives people a sense that someone's always looking out for the residents. You'll see a residential care home with a 6-bed capacity, licensed by the state of California and the Department of Social Services, and managed by nurses who really focus on what each person needs, whether that's assistance with daily living or more support for memory loss, and Loving Place has private and semi-private rooms, all nicely furnished, with central air, heating, and LCD cable TV, and some come with private baths, too. The caregivers are always around, twenty-four hours a day, so someone's there if a resident needs help with bathing, dressing, moving from bed to chair, hygiene needs, or even just a bit of companionship, and there's full medication management, support for incontinence, and help with toileting.
The grounds and rooms are kept very clean, and there are both indoor and outdoor spaces where people can sit, spend time, or just relax and soak up the sun, and folks can take a walk along the paths or tend the garden outside. There's a dining room for shared meals, and every day brings three nutritious, chef-prepared meals and snacks, with dietary needs and restrictions considered, so residents who need something special-like allergy-sensitive, diabetic, vegetarian, kosher, or flexible meal times-can count on getting the right meals. Housekeeping, linen service, laundry, and even dry cleaning are all handled, and there's a front desk to help with questions. Residents often join in community activities like movie nights and planned trips, and the monthly calendar's always got something going on, with events that include games, entertainment, or educational programs, and the staff coordinate tours so newcomers can see what life's like here before moving in.
Loving Place also offers assisted living services, home care, respite stays for short-term needs, continuing care, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and even hospice if needed, and the staff coordinate care with doctors and other providers-there's even help with appointments and rides when needed. Security and safety get a lot of attention here, with wheelchairs accessible throughout, smoke detectors in every room, emergency alert systems, regular supervision, and staff who check in on residents often, and there's on-site devotional services and support for people's spiritual needs, both onsite and offsite if families want that.
People who move in will find the atmosphere friendly, welcoming, and a little bit like a family in the way everyone gets to know each other, and the staff try to meet each resident's individual needs and choices, whether that's independent living, memory programs, or simple board and care. The Connections For Life program helps with personal growth and building positive relationships, and there's special one-on-one attention for those who want it. Loving Place supports people who are non-ambulatory, be they independent or need total care, and anyone who visits will see a comfortable environment with lots of natural light, comfortable places to sit, and a calendar full of things to do. There's even move-in coordination and a map to help new folks get settled.
